Aged 50 through 65 who are receiving Social Security Disability Insurance who have hiv. So im assuming that the longterm effect i cant do the math in my head, im trying to find the number. So this 6 1 2 million, would you expect that to continue at that level . It will probably decrease after the bulk of people who are approaching retirement age now retire. Supervisor wiener, i think one of the things we looked at, if you look at slide 10, you look at how we saw the increments of these 1200 people coming on to services. Over the next 15 years we did see some increase in services. Now, one of the things that we couldnt calculate would be the morbidity. Some people might actually leave the city or die or Something Else and they would no longer require services but our estimate went out 15 years. We just wanted to focus on the first five. And of course our hope is that as they turn 65 they have another 30 or 40 years ahead of them, but of course were also learning a lot about what it mean
Will be readily available for people with just this situation that were describing this morning. But its only 61 slots. Those slots will be gone within 3 months. This issue is bigger than that and i think the city has a commitment that it needs to ensure continues to help People Living with hiv and aids maintain the system of care that they depend on for their lives. So i hope that the board will increase funding for homelessness preconvenience. We know we cant build ourselves out of the Affordable Housing crisis. This may seem like a significant commitment on the part of the city to provide ongoing operating of cities for people, but i think it is a smart way for the city to make sure this vulnerable population maintains the Affordable Housing they now have. Thank you again for the opportunity to present and i look forward to working with you on this issue. Good morning and thank you for this hearing. Its very important and timely. My name is john sisky, i am the hiv aids Insurance Pr
People that come up and speak about an issue they are passionate about makes someone my age feel very good so thank you for showing up today. I represent the private sector and the past president of partners against abuse and president of the San Francisco Education Fund and serve on the Mayors Task Force against human trafficking. I have dealt in the world of Domestic Violence and i know the cycle of violence and to me all of the work and Research Shows the sooner you break that cycle of violence and deal with prevention then we can deal with this whole issue more holistically so i want to back up any prevention work the district can provide. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much for being here. Seeing no other members of the the public and no cards i will close Public Comment at this time. I want to say this is the first hearing at the city and School District select committee. Clearly there is so much to delve into it and we thought this was going to be an hour and we clearly went
Describe the programs that we have for Rapid Rehousing Service. Theyre listed by service type, a description the services, the agencies that we contract with to provide the services and the number of households that are served annually. Hhs has been h. D sa has been funding these programs before it became a nationally recognized best practice and along with our partners we provide services to house people who are homeless and maintain housing for people at risk for homelessness and one time grants for deposits and back rent and need and outreach and a variety of issues regarding tenant rights and responsibilities, dwerkz and diversion and access to care for homeless families and targeted to low income households who are the most vulnerable to a housing crisis. Some programs specialized and those at greater risk including veterans and others and ellis act evictions and grown in the last years. While the general fund provides much of the resources we receive state and federal funds in th
People with just this situation that were describing this morning. But its only 61 slots. Those slots will be gone within 3 months. This issue is bigger than that and i think the city has a commitment that it needs to ensure continues to help People Living with hiv and aids maintain the system of care that they depend on for their lives. So i hope that the board will increase funding for homelessness preconvenience. We know we cant build ourselves out of the Affordable Housing crisis. This may seem like a significant commitment on the part of the city to provide ongoing operating of cities for people, but i think it is a smart way for the city to make sure this vulnerable population maintains the Affordable Housing they now have. Thank you again for the opportunity to present and i look forward to working with you on this issue. Good morning and thank you for this hearing. Its very important and timely. My name is john sisky, i am the hiv aids Insurance Protection project staff attorne